Guest,

I think your policies are utterly despicable, but I believe in free speach even when I'm vomiting rings round myself at the words of the speakers.

I think it even more despicable that you see fit to use the issues of homeless ex-servicemen to further your cause. When I was a child there were planty of what we then called tramps who were ex servicemen who had never returned to 'normal 'life in the wake of the war. I was always told that though I was to keep my distance, I'd have my arse tanned if I treated them with disrespect. There are genuine concerns surrounding the treatment and care of these men, but to use their plight to further your own filthy ideas shows that you're more concerned with pursuing your own agenda than their troubles. Do you feel the same about the black ones or the ghurkas? I very much doubt it. Homeless exservicemane are not on the streets because asylum seekers are in the houses and well you know that.

As for your song, theres plenty of songs folk and otherwise which spread lies and hate, if you think you're being original you're wrong.

And yes it does say a lot about our country today. It says the men who fought and died for our freedom have left us a legacy that some of us value and you lot piss on.

Fiona

sorry for the rant to everyone who doesn't espouse the BNP view I'm not in a good mood today and this doesn't help.